In yesterday's session, I hosted Arnaud Caudoux of Bpifrance, and Josh Lerner of Harbard Business School to discuss this idiosyncratic case of a national government-owned business-promotion bank.
In this week's session (November 25), I hosted Stefan Ingves and Patrick Honohan, the former central bank governors of Sweden and Ireland respectively, for a deep dive on the Regulatory Consistency Assessment Program of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision.
In today's episode, I hosted Guiying Laura Wu of Nanyang Technological University and Wendy Liu of J.P. Morgan to discuss the prospects for Chinese corporate listings outside of the mainland in the evolving regulatory and geopolitical context.
In yesterday's session, I hosted independent analyst and author Daniel Davies and Pervenche Berès, chair of Paris-based Association Europe-Finances-Regulations, to discuss the current state of compliance with the Basel Committee's standards especially in the European Union and United States.
In this week's session, I hosted Pierre Wunsch of the National Bank of Belgium and Irene Monasterolo of University of Utrecht, for a spirited conversation on the consistency of the EU's climate and financial regulatory policies.
In today's session, I hosted the Bank of France's Emmanuelle Assouan and Sebastian Mack of the Jacques Delors Centre in Berlin, to discuss the trade-offs of EU policy regarding securitization in the context of the Capital Markets Union project.
In yesterday's session, I hosted the World Bank's Pablo Saavedra and the International Monetary Fund's Ceyla Pazarbasioglu to discuss the interaction between banking sector strength and sovereign creditworthiness, the theme of a forthcoming World Bank publication.
In today's session, I hosted Claudia Buch, chair of the Supervisory Board of the ECB, and Karen Petrou to discuss ongoing changes in European banking supervision and how they relate to debates in the United States.
In today's session, I hosted Japanese FSA Vice Commissioner Toshiyuki Miyoshi and independent writer Richard Katz to discuss ongoing developments and initiatives in relation to Japanese finance.
In this week's episode on June 25, I hosted Maria Repko, deputy director of the Centre for Economic Strategy in Kyiv, and Elina Ribakova of Bruegel, PIIE and the Kyiv School of Economics.
In yesterday's session, I hosted Li Bo of Peking University Guanghua School of Management and Daniel Gros of the Institute for European Policymaking at Bocconi University, comparing Chinese and European experiences of government intervention in the venture capital market.
In today's session, I hosted Harvard Business School's Josh Lerner and entrepreneur Rui Ma on the ongoing transformation of China's venture capital investment landscape.
In today's session, I hosted Sheila Bair and Graham Steele to discuss the structural impact of the US regional banking crisis of March 2023 and ongoing financial regulatory policy debates.
In today's session, I hosted Yale's Andrew Metrick and the European Central Bank's Cornelia Holthausen to debate central banks' liquidity provision to banks in the United States, the euro area, and beyond.
In today's session, I hosted Harvard Business School's Meg Rithmire and Yeling Tan of Oxford University and PIIE, for an overall bleak assessment of financial sector reform in China.
In today's session, I hosted Eva Hüpkes in her capacity as member of the Swiss expert group that delivered its report in August 2023, and leading bank equity analyst Jérôme Legras.
In today's session, I hosted Stephen Cecchetti of Brandeis University and Yao Zeng of Wharton, on the rules proposed by U.S. bank regulatory agencies to implement the final package of reforms negotiated in the 2010s at the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, known colloquially as Basel III Endgame.
In today's session I hosted Richard Koo and Guo Kai to discuss the prospect for China to escape the kind of macro-financial vicious circle that entrapped Japan in the 1990s.
In yesterday's session, I hosted Alexandra Prokopenko of DGAP Berlin and Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center, and Alex Isakov of Bloomberg Economics to discuss the sustainability of Russia's financial trends.
In today's session, I hosted Dominique Laboureix, chair of the EU Single Resolution Board in Brussels, and Kathryn Judge of Columbia Law School to discuss ongoing developments in the way the EU deals with non-viable banks.
In today's episode, Stanford University's Darrell Duffie and Teo Floor of the CCP Global association debated the case for mandating central clearing into more markets segments, starting with the market for U.S. treasury securities.